After exiting the company in 1999, Golin founded Anonymous Content in early 2000 in Culver City and produced such films as “Being John Malkovich,” “Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind,” “Babel” and “The Revenant.” He won his Oscar for the 2015 film “Spotlight” and was also nominated for Alejandro Gonzalez Inarritu’s “Babel” and “The Revenant.”

“We are devastated by Steve’s passing. He was a trailblazer in the industry, a devoted colleague, a remarkable leader and a truly kind man,” the partners of Anonymous Content said in a statement. “He was a rare individual who encompassed intense creativity with a keen business mind. Above all, Steve showed us the power of kindness and generosity. His compassion was unparalleled. He led by example and inspired each and every one of us to be better. In his life and in his work, Steve created a family – he meant the world to many of us, and will leave a lasting impression on our lives. Together, we will continue to build upon the immense legacy Steve has left us.”

Golin most recently produced Harmony Korine’s “The Beach Bum” starring Matthew McConaughey and was an executive producer on the latest season of HBO’s “True Detective.” In television, he’s also executive produced “Mr. Robot,” “Quarry,” “The Alienist” and “13 Reasons Why.”